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The Missing Link on U.S. Cloud Chain
September 20, 2011
An upcoming committee hearing in the United States will address the critical issue for cloud's future in America--reliable, updated infrastructure. Read more…
European e-Science Group Extends Cloud Focus
April 19, 2011
A European group that focuses on e-Science infrastructure has released a new draft report that demonstrates how cloud computing options are figuring into existing grid and distributed resource sharing paradigms. Read more…
Changes Afoot in the Walled Gardens
April 18, 2011
The roots of innovation have so often been seen in the light of the "walled gardens" metaphor, but to extend that further, new offshoots are tearing at the weathered, eroded blocks... Read more…
Clouds Set to Make Smart Grids Smarter
March 21, 2011
Over the next few years, the very sources of massive energy consumption--data centers that power cloud computing--could soon turn to serve the goals of energy efficiency programs. Cloud platforms and the scalable needs they can serve are increasingly being seen as key to energy management, especially as the range of devices, sensors and measurement tools grows and renewable sources are being fed back into the system. Read more…
Cloud@Home: Goals, Challenges and Benefits of a Volunteer Cloud
March 17, 2011
Building on ideas from grid computing, Dr. Salvatore Distefano and Dr. Antonio Puliafito discuss the concept of volunteer computing via Cloud@Home. This could be a way for implementing ubiquitous and pervasive computing as many computational devices and systems can be engaged simultaneously for performing ordinary activities, and may not necessarily be aware that they are doing so. Read more…
Big Telcos Seeing Silver Lining
February 2, 2011
It is only the beginning of the week and we have already seen two major telcos emerge from the ether to snatch up cloud computing and datacenter companies Terremark and NaviSite. This will be a trend that will continue as these companies realize the true potential of solid infrastructure and the systems to support clouds... Read more…
Managing CERN: OpenNebula Team Tames the Cloud
January 21, 2011
This week, Rubén S. Montero, one of the members of the team behind helping researchers manage the complex infrastructure at the world’s largest particle physics laboratories in the world, shares insights about managing CERN’s infrastructure. At the heart of the IaaS cloud CERN has implemented is OpenNebula, which now serves as the management layer in production following extensive prototyping and testing. Montero describes the project’s evolution and current status as CERN considers offering a public cloud interface. Read more…
Investing in China’s Cloudy Vision
November 24, 2010
While its supercomputing might is no longer in question, If China is to become a serious player in the emerging industries that will revolve around cloud computing—which now includes everything from hardware to services to mobile technology developments—its infrastructure shortage could be the Achilles’ heel, preventing it from reaching its 2015 cloudy vision. Read more…
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